Advice

Kudadoo, Cheval Blanc, Como Maalifushi… if the names make you relax, just wait until you get there 1. Kudadoo, the jet-setter all-inclusive  Kudadoo didn’t just raise the luxury bar – it launched it into the stratosphere with an all-inclusive offering that includes everything from round-the-clock champagne to superb scuba diving and unlimited spa treatments.   

If you’ve never heard of the city of Graz, Austria before, it is because Graz truly is one of Europe’s last hidden gems. Situated in the south-east of Austria, Graz offers the perfect escape for those longing to escape overwhelming tourist crowds and fast travel.   Here are some tips on how to spend an

With European countries easing travel restrictions, there is new hope for summer holidays abroad. However, with the Government expected to announce a two-week quarantine, and the Transport Secretary then suggesting that holidaymakers to some countries may be exempted, the situation is ever-changing, raising plenty of questions for anyone due to travel, or with plans to

The pandemic has put our plans for a summer holiday abroad this year on hold. However, with the government expected to announce a two-week quarantine this week, and the Transport Secretary then suggesting that holidaymakers to some countries may be exempted, the situation is ever-changing, raising plenty of questions for anyone due to travel, or

One of the perks of being in lockdown, is all the extra time we have to do all the things we say we never had time to do before. (Say that one quickly). Yoga, baking, binge watching the latest season of Money Heist in 48 hours. We’re not ignoring those classic films like The Beach,

I’d happily argue that breakfast in bed is one of the best parts of staying in a hotel. Even better when the dishes are something a little more luxurious than what you might expect at home – perhaps a decadent lobster omelette or buttermilk waffles with vanilla mascarpone. Needless to say, a hotel stay is

Though it’s not possible to cruise right now, when passengers are able to board ships again it could well be the simple voyages that focus on natural beauty and culture – like this cruise to remote ports in the Indian Ocean – that are just the tonic to lockdown It’s not an aroma you forget

In a bold attempt to help preserve the future of adventure holidays, The North Face is offering a helping hand to those whose business it is to encourage exploration and adventure, at home and abroad. The clothing company’s motto is ‘Never Stop Exploring’ and in a bid to put its words into action it has

After two months of empty blackjack tables and silent slot machines, the bright casino lights of Las Vegas are starting to flicker back on. But with a string of new safety rules and regulations set up in response to the Covid-19 crisis, could Sin City be about to lose its devil-may-care image? A glimpse of

Far from the madding crowds, Croatia offers deserted coves, classic charm – and wine to cheer 1. Take a vineyard tour of Istria Istria is an Italian-style Croatia with a dramatic coastline, secret beaches and a rugged rural interior that’s home to the best emerging wine scene in Europe. Why it’s special Dubrovnik is far too

Thousands of hostels could see months of further hardship as a result of social distancing and quarantine measures, experts have warned. As countries around the world continue to ease their lockdown restrictions, the wider travel industry is already plotting a route to recovery after months of stasis. But hostel owners face an uncertain future, with

Clearer skies, less pollution, more wildlife… if lockdown has taught us anything (other than the art of virtual pub quizzing and that Netflix needs to do another series of Cheer… immediately) it’s that small lifestyle changes, collectively, can have a real and noticeable impact on the environment. Fast becoming a nation of cupboard bakers, window

‘It meant five years of being cooped up with no freedom to express yourself’ Seventy-five years ago, on May 9, the population of the Channel Islands came to the end of a five-year lockdown when the British Navy arrived to free them from the Nazi occupying forces a day after Germany’s formal surrender at the

Whether you need Iran visa depends on where you are from and where you are travelling to. Citizens of around 60 countries do not need a visa to enter Iran for travelling purposes for various amounts of times. Most other countries citizens can gain Iran visa on arrival from most of the major airports in Iran, although

What are you missing most about holidays? Let us know in the comments below The breakfast buffet Aah, breakfast: the most important meal of the day. And also the most enjoyable. Though perhaps not during lockdown, when one kid wants poached eggs, another wants scrambled and it turns out that their raging argument is academic,

Whether you want bliss on the beach, jetsetter glitz or yoga in the jungle, these tropical islands can oblige 1. Check in and chill on Koh Lanta Days full of white sands, blue seas and rainbow-bright marine life, and long balmy nights drinking booze from coconut shells – all this can be yours on Koh

Travelling is a great opportunity to rediscover you and explore places to its best. Travelling pumps in some great energy in you and offer you a great escape from the monotonous routine. Vacations for singles over 60 are surely a delight, after spending a fruitful work-life it gives you a chance to pursue your passion and visit your dream

The moment Covid-19 was declared a pandemic, our lives here at House in the Wild began to change. By the time Kenya’s lockdown was officially announced we had lost all our high-season bookings, and our initial hopes that normality would bounce back as quickly as abnormality had struck were long gone.  My calm morning ritual

Whatever your beliefs, theses sacred sites and pilgrimage routes will leave you enlightened 1. Pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, Spain Walking from the Pyrenees to Galicia is an experience you will remember for the rest of your life.  Why it’s special  The pilgrimage is often a transformational experience – both mentally and physically – and

Dig a little deeper and you’ll uncover some of Britain’s lesser known attractions ranging from eccentric fruit-shaped houses to murky underground caverns and exquisite small art galleries. Here are top 10 attractions you didn’t know were there… Tower of Threave Castle, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland Standing isolated on its very own island on the River